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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Storms moving toward southern Arizona
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Storms are moving toward southern Arizona. The front is bringing winds and possibly rain to the area. This is the first of two storm fronts expected to hit southern Arizona this week. You can watch the First Alert Radar in the video player. If you are using a streaming service, select channel 2.
MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Back-to-back storms bringing more rain and snow to Arizona this week!
Learn more about the latest Phoenix area weather forecast and conditions with Most Accurate Forecast from ABC15.
Arizona will warm up briefly for the weekend before more winter storms next week
It's back to more typical weather for the Phoenix area this weekend as sunshine and warmer temperatures make a brief comeback.
First Alert Weather Day for winter storm in Arizona
PHOENIX (AZFamily) —The first of two winter storms moving towards Arizona arrives today, and it’s a First Alert Weather Day across the state.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Back-to-back storms bring rain, snow & strong winds to Arizona this week
Early estimates suggest up to a quarter inch of rain could fall in parts of the Valley by Thursday afternoon and evening. In northern Arizona, snow levels will drop to 3,500 feet by midnight, allowing for accumulating snow in the mountains north and east of the Valley.
Winter storm to bring several inches of snow, rain across northern Arizona
A winter storm warning is in effect across northern Arizona as a weather system continues to dump several inches of snow and rain across the region. The warning will stay in effect for communities above 5,
Two major storms headed toward Arizona; First Alert Weather Days ahead
The first of two storms this week will move into Arizona on Tuesday. Valley rain chances are at about 20% during the afternoon but climb to 80% by the evening. Up to a half-inch of rain is possible. Tuesday will be a First Alert weather day.
Arizona weather forecast: Weekend full of beautiful weather
Monday should be pretty warm, but it won't last long. The high on Sunday should be in the mid 70s in the Valley. High pressure will help temperatures warm back into the 80s on Monday, with clear skies. Sunny skies should make for great hiking weather in the Valley, following our large winter storm on Friday.
WEATHER ACTION DAY: More storms moving into Arizona, bringing rain and snow
Tuesday is a Weather Action Day as we're tracking chances for storms.
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Warm Monday ahead, then rain chances return by midweek for Southern Arizona
A warming trend is expected today through Monday, before active weather returns with systems crossing southern Arizona Tuesday into Wednesday, and again Thursday into Friday.
Daylight savings time takes effect Sunday. Did you need to change your Arizona clocks?
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Rain and snow are welcome, but they won't erase months of short-term drought in Arizona
Phoenix had seen almost no rain since August, so Friday's storm was a welcome sight. It just isn't enough to end the drought.